Physics · Current Electricity
A metallic conductor obeys Ohm's law at room temperature. When the applied potential difference across it is increased from V to 2V, and the temperature is kept constant, the current through the conductor:
- 1Remains unchanged because current depends only on resistance
- 2Doubles because resistance remains constant✓
- 3More than doubles due to increased electron drift velocity
- 4Less than doubles due to heating effects
Correct answer
Doubles because resistance remains constant
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